Add auto to link level speed options#577
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thank you for the contribution, see few comments that I believe would need to be added
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@akinross i have updated the documentation and added the new integration tests. i tried to run the whole test playbook to verify, but im getting throttled by the Cisco sandbox APIC API, and its not possible to change to certificate-based authentication. I could at least get some snippets from it: |
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Got the whole tests running. |
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i will run tests locally when you have changed the assert for checkmode
…s/main.yml Co-authored-by: Akini Ross <akinross@cisco.com>
Co-authored-by: Samita B <98932546+samiib@users.noreply.github.com>
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Thanks for your contribution! |
"auto" for the link level policy is missing from the choices in the ansible module. This adds the "auto" option to allow an auto negotiating interface speed to be configured on the APIC controller